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NIDINGR Signs With INDIE RECORDINGS

Indie Recordings has announced the signing of NIDINGR, the Norwegian band featuring former and current members of such acts as MAYHEM, GORGOROTH, DHG (DØDHEIMSGARD), 1349 and GOD SEED.

NIDINGR, known for its efficiently complex songwriting, ravaging, dissonant, but at the same time very catchy riffs and breakneck tempos, is back. Their two previous albums — "Wolf Father", featuring MAYHEM's Hellhammer on drums; and the critically acclaimed "Sorrow Infinite And Darkness" — show what this band is capable of.

Commented Nidingr in a statement: "NIDINGR is looking forward to working with a great label on Norwegian soil, finally we will get proper backup from a decent label. We are sure Indie Recordings is the label we need to get us out to the masses and up to the next level."

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